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The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

Nuanes, Jose improvements in St Johns one adobe house and lot south Of Alfred RuiZs property, north of Vigirs east of Springeryflle road and west of Jose Los Keys de Bustamente $50, furniture, two horses, wagon, harness S17j: total SZ15; ta3 S6 5e, penalty $l lS.- ..--. NickaIson, Frank improvements at Taylor, consisting of one leg house east of Eli ah Thomas property, west of Om Hawkins and south by field in eastern part Of town slUG. furniture and firearms g.; total Sl25; tax s 75, pen lty $1 .2s. ............ Nuanes, Juan horse $4o harness $l0; tot&1 so tax S .5a, penalty Sl tS-... ..-....:... Neageline, Loi6s American cows $l4o, 5 young cattle, saddle S4C; total $lo6; tax S7 B. penal V $l 3S .................. Neageline, W five horses $50, fifty Ameri- can cows, young cattle. buggy, harness, dale Sl3s5; total Sl345; tax SIS -5o, pen alty $3 42 ....- .-.-.---- -.--...---.-. , Nel on. house and fence at Snowflake Camp $5 [, tW O horses, two c.ws, wagon, harness Si6O; total P-i0; tax $S .3J, penal ty $l 42 ..................-...... Nuanes, Cloiio one small adobe hOu on rauch north of StJOhns S5J, household goods, oxen 80; tot.u Sl35; tax $j U3, peaalt $1 90 --...-...- .-.....-.-.. Nolan, M V one horse $50. five American cows, 0 Mexican cattle, two young Amer jean caitie, i7 Mexican cattle, Wagun $3TO tot.l $400; tax Sl4, penalty Sl.50.......... l
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

Gardener, c X Improvements at snow flake, hoard hOuse.and fem ring bound, d oH west by snow flake co-op store, east by 4 J stratton's, no.tlI by W Free man, south by W 4 kaItclIEer, water right, , horses, wagon, harness, piow, furniture, total $275, tax $2, penalty $Ll0... 3 Garland, Wm frame house and stable on ranch on Little Colo rIdo river about miles north of Greer's ranch on road be- tween Holbrook and St Johns, $7O0, also pcssessory right to sc or of INV ar sec Is township 17 N of range Z7 F, posaessOTy right to SC qrof se or sec township Is \ of k 25 k, pUssessory right 10 SC qr sec 10, township If \ Of K g |, possessory right to SC qr of sw or see 26 township l5 \ of k 24 F., 25 horses, , mules, D bulls, I2O0 Mexican cattle, 800 young cattle, wagon, harness, total $Z7 ,070, tax $Sl2. 10, penal " $40 60 ...... ...... .S32 Go lzales, Antonio adobe house, corral and stable in St Johns, bounded on north by Conner cial street, on south by Jose Me- deIes. lot and house on east side of tine Little Colorado street, ;ll- 50 lj9 acres of land at CariZo Wash, application 2l6 No7l, lots 3 and and E Inf of sw pr of sec Is township Is N of k 3l E, 9 horses, 3 mules, 4 burros, wa gon, buggies, 7 stt tcs harness, furniture, jewelty flrming inn plements, total i 76 z, tax S54. 80, penalty $3.74. -. ...:.... 5S Galligo, Luberta 10 horses, thirty Mexican COWS, wagon, furniture total $709, tax $2l, penalty $2.05 g Garcia, Tomas adobe house, cor ral and fencing at atConcho Lake, possessory right l60 acres land, ; horses, 2 mules, wagon, bug gy, harness, blow, furniture, to- tai $4S0. tax $l6.40, penalty $1. S2. ....... IS Garcia, Jose Manuel adobe house and wire fencing at Concho, 2 horses, wagon, furniture, total $175, tax $7.25, penalty $l.36... 8 Gray, Charles F log cabin and we'll on the $ Inf of SC pr sec 20 townships N of k 8 east eighty acres land, horse. 20 Mexican cattle, 10 young cattle total S560, tax $2, penalty $l.l0...... 3 Greer, Richard house and corral on ranch, 10 horses, 20 Alneri- can cattle, 20 Mexican cattle, 20 young American cattle, 20 young Mexican cattle, saddle, furniture total $1460, tax $45.S0, penalty S3.2). 2)............... ......... 4J
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

Lopez, Benigno l house on north E of ne and the north 1a of nv Uf sec 26, township II, north of range 26 east $40, tax $3.20, penalty 1.I6. 4 LambsOn, \ B one house, lot and fencing at Meadows $100, north- east Of sec 25, township II, north of range 2S east, S0 acres, ? horses, COW, wagon. harness, saddle, farming implements, carpenter tools, furniture, hog, 10 chickens, shot gun $414.50, to- tai $5l4.50, tax $17.43, penalty Luna, Solomon frame houses on ranch at Mineral $400, mule, burros, 6000 Mexican sheep $6,- 090, total $6490, tax $194a70, penalty $10.74. ......20 .205
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

gon. harness. farming implements fur Hitlire s;75 total S42i, tax Sli 73, penalty SI T. --.- .-.-- ........ .-...-... ...--. 10 Richey & Co. one lumber house and lO' III st Johns bounded on the north ny Hen- " Buffers lot south by ExtrRn' lot: east by court house, west by WEite's lOL sl5a. also one lumber house and lot bounded on the north by W ii Sherwood house, south by Mormon church house. east oates lot, rest by W II SherwOod's Sl0O also one frame building used as black smith shop, also lumber house, corral and fence O1 homestead ne prof Sw qr and Sw ar of nwqrof sec 3j. township II, north OfTange 2S east, It acres, also tine lumbt hou on homestead claim. south Inf of ne qr and east Inf of SC or of sec 3I townShip11, north uf rauge 2S east 16) acres, ShOrseS, } colts, cows, yearling, ? wagons ? setts harness. blacksmith tools, carpenter tools, farming imple- ments, furniture, chickens, $ hSgS S9SS. total sI23S tax S43 II. penalty ,5 l6..... l6
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

Olebares ElefOnso one new house, fen,ing on se qrof nv prof sec eleven, township ten north of range 2o east, 4U acres, $1OO tax 5, penalty Sl 25 ..-. ..-:-.. 6.2 Odam, luckett & Co log cabin, corral and fencing on ranch miles due west of town of Nutrinso SIP, twent, hOr- es, i2D MeAi- can cattle, 75 young catt.e wagon. har- ness, two sadd eS S62 total $3325; tax S9g 75. penalty 59J .-..-.. =. .-..... 105 ' Or;eg0, Antonio Jose one adobe house at Concto, bOunded S4u h by juan Ciudel
 rio house and cas- by Jose Mar iiez's house SltO waIer right at COnchO, o0acres land two and a half miles south of Con- cho al Orlega's lake, two mu'es, two bur roS, wagon, harness, furniture $2l0: total $3i0; tax $l1 30 penalty Il 56.. F .s
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

Kav, Wm H improvements con- sist;ng of one log house at Tay- Tor bounded on north by N T Wanslee, south by Hiram Will lis, east b9 the field ,. west by k Westover's $50, two horses, wagon, household goods 800, to- tai $140, tax s2, penalty $1 10. Kay, J C one store building known as the Taylor co op store $75, al- so one barn about fifty yards west of co-op store. one partly finished log building fifty feet west Of coop store, also two log cabins in nv part Of town, in- teFest jn Taylor dith. 4 horses, two Wa"Sls, harness. farming implements, furniture, mer- chandiee $I755, total $l830, tax s, penalty l.10..... Kartchner, w Improvements at Snowflake one log house east of M F. Kartchness west of Browns place south of George Gardener $l00. horse, COW, furniture $65, total $l65. tax $4.95, penalty S1. 25. 25................ Keams, Thomas V improvements at Keam's Canon consisting of stone house, corral, etc. $400, 5 horses, 3 mules, ? wagons, fur niture, merchandise, b Ameri- can COWS $5975, total $6375, tax $l93.25, penalty $l0. G.. 20
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

P c improvements on ranch 30 thirty miles north Of Winslow, z of a mile north of Navajo John's spring and forty acres of land $100. also frame house north side of A & I i: k track, north of railroad round house, horse, l2 COWS, : year. lings, saddle, furniture S372. 50, total $472. 50, tax $l6.i7. penal ty SI.8l ...... James, William one house and lot in st Johns, bounded on north by Plumb's lot, east by Fowles' house, on south by Watts place on west by Komney's lot 1850, carpenter tools. furniture, brick $125, total $475, tax $2, penalty $1. 10 .. .... ...
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

Talley, Robert one frame house in the
 settlement known as Shumway, in the
 north part of town $1j0 horse $3U, three
 COWS $60 two ycarlingS $39, household furniture S25, blow 8; total $2J0; tax g.
 70. penalty S1 AS. Il 1 Talley, K v E one house etc. situated one
 mile south of Snowflake on old Taylor
 road and water right Sl50, ten brOncos
 $250, B cows $640, IS yOung cattle $1SO.
 furniture Sl5; total Sl235; tax g, penalty
 $1 To-. ..................-...... 3 Talley, l. one house on old road about
 mile south Of Snowflake on east side of new road $I5O, three horses S100, 2 cows
 and 2yearlings $60 wagon $25, harness $lO, blow $5, furniture go; total $370 tax $2, penalty $I 10. .........- ...... 2 Tanner, Richards & Co fine log house one
 mile west of St Joseph together with 4s0
 acres of land $JJ0, tT Q hOnses about half miles east of St Joseph together win 4SO acres of land $7J0 all property ill settle mont known as St Joseph, consisting Of old fort and corral $lO0, improvements on mountain ranch 90 miles due west of St Joseph $150, one ditch and dam said dam situated and lying in Little Colorado River about miles east of St Joseph ant mil of ditch, running from afOrc- said dam in westerly direction to St Joseph s5O0, 2Z horses $50, 76 cows $1J20 37 bruncoS $J25, 4G cows $O2O, 30 young cai-
 tie 800 1500 sheep $215O, II wagons $40. buggy $40, F Setts harness $l50, saddles s3O Blacksmith tools $50. carpenter tools $50 farming implements $l7j household
 furniture $2Z0, yoke OXen5 $420, one
 stallion $150; total $10 $50; tax S355 .e0, pen
 alty SIS 79.....-... ..-..,........... ;57i ( Terrill B NJ one adobe house, stable and
 fencing on ranch on south siee of railroad
 track, about 113 miles east of HOlbrOok
 S3O0 claim of i6O acres Of land 500, lot
 and block 13ih HOlbTook $l00, 3 horses
 $40 COW go, two young Mexican cattle
 Sl6 blackboard $5O, h( rneSS so, house.
 hold goods $2j; total $Gol; tax $2, penalty
 $I 10 ...................... II Taylor, one slab house, corral and sta. ble on ranch northeast of Springerqille
 $1O0 two log hutS in Springcrvillc on
 Center street. west of Mormon church
 house $75 also one small log aabin in
 5pringcrviile Of P ChristOtferSOn' $25,
 horses $2i5, i cows $S0. yearling $10,
 wagOb S30 blackboard $10 harness $l5,
 farming implements $25, furniture $40;
 total SGj5 tax s2, p1nalty $1 10. ...-..--... 3.r Penney, W 4 GGe frame house, granary,
 corral etc Sij0. on W 1% of ne lt and Sw
 14 of SC I4 of see Il and sw IT of SC l4 sec
 z township 10. north of range 28 east S2O0
 horses Sl00, cow go, wagon $25, harness
 $15, pl0W $i5. furniture $15; total $6J0; tax
 $22 penalty S2 I4 ..............-......... 2t,S TafOlla, Jose Antonio one adobe house and
 fencing OR ranch at Tulc Fl miles south of St SOhns on Springeryille road. on west side of same 500, hnrse $50, burro Sl0, wagon SIG, harness &. saddle g.. fur niture SIC, blow 8; total $l15; tSx s 2J, penalty q 36 ............ f Il Terry, JohnP one log house at Woodruff $50, one pony $i5, wagon $l0 farming tools S1O, furniture S15, hog $3 total $lGs tax sJ O., penalty $l 25...............-.--. 6.34
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

ycy $S2, improvements on above land $2j0, horses $.p, . Mexican cows x45, wagon S50, buggy $40, harness $15, saddle S2O, merchandise $2o0, surveying instru- ments $50. furniture $40: total $1462; tax $I5 St, penalty g. 9 ................... 4 Vf-il, Sev ITO M house, lot and l69 acres pa- tented land Is miles south of St Johns on ranch known as Vigil Ccinega $5OO, one house and lot in St Johns Sl01, 40O0 Mex jean sheep 5000; total $i500; tax $l3S, ienalty t7 % 0................ l4
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

Lewis, Albert Improvements at Amity consisting of one log house west of Amity school house $50, household goods $l5, total $G5, tax $3.95, penalty $l. %c. .............. D Lane, C II one log cabin at Nutri- oso, west of Lorenzo Browns residence $50, horses, ? COWS, wagon, harness, tools, , owen, household goods $2l5, total $265 tax $7.95, penalty Sl 10 .,..... 9 Long, Anthony one adobe and log house and fencing at Springer vile $l90, Touring mill, building used as flouring mill at Sprin- gerville, interest in Round Val ley ditch, horses, wagons, buggy, harness, saddle, black smith tools, household goods, machinery $4035, total $4225, tax $12S.75, penalty S7.44. .... .13G Lucas, one house, corral and fencing at Stinson's corral ranch $75, 3 horses, C 6cows, saddle $2l5 total s200, tax $i0.70, penalty Sl.54. ....... ..... 12 Lewis, o Improvements on ranch 2% miles east of the settlement of Juniper consisting of cabin and corral $50, ? horses, wagon, harness, blow, 8 oxen $260, to- tai $290, tax $l0.70, penalty $l. 54. ........... ...... 12 Lorensen, Bro Ter one frame cabin and fencing $l00, on sec %, township 9, north of range 29 east I20 acres $50, , horses, COW wagon, harness, carpenter tools household goods $3SA, total $430, tax $14.90, penalty $l,75 -. l6 Lyttle, w P one adobe house and fencing on old Atchison ranch one mile north of Taylor, 21s miles south of Snowflake $1G0, , horses, mules, COWS, wa gon, harness, household goods $325, total S425, tax S2, penalty $l.l0. .......... Lindenberger, Chas lot II block in town of Holbrook $lO0, one frame store building on above $400, money, notes and mort gages, merchandise and fixtures SIPS, total $1225, tax $36.75, genalty $2. .S4. .......... -. 8 Lindenberger, k 4 one lot in Hol- brook, 90 foet square, north of brick kiln and east of Jose Mon- tanO's building $50, tax $1.50, penalty $1.OS ........ ? Lee, William & Ike improvements one tent, adobe walls and cor. raj about 300 yards ne of Hardy RR tank, ? miles west of Har- dy section house and north side of A X F RR 500, 29 horses, 60 American cows, 30 young cattle hurrO, wagon, harness, sad dies. household goods $2545. to- tai i2jj45, tax $19.35. penalty $4. 9S . ....... 84 Lopaa. Roman one house on north
 of sw of : of nw 1 sec ton 10, north oi range z6 east, $51, tax S3.5), penalty $l.11... 1 Lopez, Roman & Bro store dwell ing house, stable and corral in StJohns, facing Commercial st to the south, River street to the east, oh corner of River and Commercial streets, said prop erty used as store and dwelling house of R Lopez x Bro. $500, one adobe house bounded on north by St. Johns Herald of- flee, east by Little Colorado riv- CT, and west by River street fac ing to the west $50, 10 horses, 3 mules, burros, ? Mexican cows, ? wagons, buggy, setts harness, household goods, mer- chandise $4950, total $6450, tax $l93. 50, penalty $10.6S. 204 l
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

Yinal, " L north half of lot l, ? and 4 block in H0iorook 500, l frame house on above lots S500, 160 acres of railroad land SC l4 of see II township II north of
 range ? cast, as shown by private sur
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03

Zuck, F M lots q and block - in HoI- brook S5OO, improvements frame hotel building situated on above 5000, thir- teen horses S520. two burrOs $20, wagon so. blackboard $20. two setts harness so, buggy and blackboard $C0 furniture $500, total S26i0, tax $79 POI penalty $l y6 ~ s
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-03
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ,

buggy anu blackboard $tO, furniture $500 total $26iO, tax $79 POI penalty $i y6. ... S4 96 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,l
 COUNTY OF APACHE.
 J. T. LeSueur, County Treasurer and ex-offielO Tax Collector of Apache County, Territory of Arizona, belng duly sworn, says that the fore going list of unpaid aud delinquent taxes for the year 1SS is true and correct to the best of his Knowledge and belief, as taken from the official books and records on file in his CfIce ss such County Treasurer and ex-, ficiO lax Gel lectOr J. T. LESUEUR
 Treasurer and ex-oflicio lax C, Hector. Sworn to aud subscribed before me this 3i day February, 1887. E. ". NELSON,
 County RecoEder office of the Treasurer and ex-OfficiO Tax Col lector of Apache County, Arizona Territory hereby give notice that uH less the taxes in the foregoing delinquent list together with the costs and percentage are paid, the real property upon which such taxes are lien will, in front OI the Court House, in the town of St Johns in said County of pachc and Territory of Arizona between the hours of 10 o'clock in the fOienOCn and o'clock in the afternoon Cn the 18th day of February, 1887, be sold at public auction to sat iSfy said costs and percentage.
 ]. T. LESUEUR, Treasurer and eX-ofiicIO Tax Collector of Apache County, A. iz0na Territory.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
NOTES AND GOSSIP.


Wmrr AND COLD, red and green, are con-
sidcrcd the Christmas colors.
" CHmsrMAs CAM every day IN the year
we could soon got rid of our Treasury sur
plus Boston Post.
JAY GouLp's AUTOGRAPH brought ri00 In
London last week. II was at the end of q
check for slOo.--[Lifc.
Mn JosEru CnAMBEILAIS and his two sec
rctarics visited Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, yestorlny.
ALVIN G. CLARK or Cambridge has arrived
at san Francisco with the Photographic lens
for the Lick telescope on Mount Hamilton
Observatory.
The BIGGEST rREE in California is In the
Calavcras Grove. 1t is I5 feet in circumier-
cncc and 325 high, or nearly thrce-ifths the
height Of the Washington Monument.
Cur CAKE ron YouSG COOK to practice on:
One cup of sugar, two eggs, one-half cup of
butter, onc-half cup of milk, two cups OF
-four, two teaspoons Of baking powder
JONI V, EusrAcr of Illinois, Circuit Court
Judge of the Dixon district, who died on
Tuesday last, resided at st. Louis in early
life and was law partner of Hon. Charles
D. Drake now Chiei-Justice of the United
States Court of Claims.
Mrs. JAMES BRowS POTTER appeared as
Juliet before large audience in Trenton,
N. j., Thursday evening, and, II is said,
scored decided success. She was recalled
after every act. According to the critics her
chief fault was too much of q tendency to dec
lamation.
THE LARGEST AND MOST powerful steamer
on Lake Erie is the Owcgo, of $500 tons,
built at Buffalo, and to cost when completed
about $30O,OoO. She will belong TO the Erie
Railway fleet. Her length is 352 feet and
her trial trip on Wednesday was highly
satisfactory.
The VOTE on THE LICENSE QUESTION in
Massachusetts, last year was llIS6i. This
year it is l35,6i0-75, ,i0l in favor of license
and 63, 230 agninst IT, Fifteen ofthe twenty
three cities In the State, of which seven went
the other way last year, voted TO license ana
eight not TO license.
JUDGE FRANCIS II. DEWEY, who died nj
Worcester, Mass, yesterday, was for several
years iuoge of the Superior Court, but re-
signed TO accept the attorncysliip of the
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com
pany. lie was also president of the Nor
wich and Worcester Railroad.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
THE SIDEWALK QUESTION.

Until the law governing sidewalks in
the city is changed the present disgrace
full footways or the majority of them
will remain. The only streets on which
the Commissioners can lay new side
walks are those in the suburbs which
have never been graded The appfo-
priations for the improvement of these
streets are made for grading and regu-
lating," and under this head entirely
new sidewalks are laid. All other side
walks are laid on application OF property
owners, and the District furnishes the
material and the property-owners pay
for the labor.
This ID comparatively unimportanJ
work, hardly ever amounting to more
than few yards at time, and only
occurs where some one has erected u
fine residence or store and feels COM
PEELED to make the sidewalks compare
N some degree with the surroundings,
The Commissioners can order side
walks TO be laid out of tie permit lul,d
when the public health, safety or COM
fort requires it. This appropriation is
quite small, and is intended To cover the
improvements and repairs of streets,
avenues, alleys, etc., and very little is
left for sidewalks.
The only way out Of the difficulty is
for the Commissioners to ask for u
special appropriation for sidewalks and
lay them as they make other street
pavements--at the expense of the Dis
trlct. b,
Past experience shows that this ia the
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
Fashion Notes in General.

Some of the new felt bonnets and hats are
made to initiate straw braid.
"Cordova." or leather color, is fashion
able color for promenade costumes.
Red and black is q favoritc combination,
and the reds so employed are of the bright
est.
Green is popular color, and is seen in all
shades, from pale lettuce color TO dark Rus
sian green.
Bedford cord is the name of a handsome
wooden material which resembles corduroy,
but lacks the velvet finish.
Rich fabrics, simple styles and exquisite
color effects characterize the dressy evening
toilets the present season.
Fur collarcttes, which are also called
scarfs, are cut deep and round, and are
pointed in front or finished with square
ends.
Narrow bands of curled ostrich feathers
arc used to finish the edge of dressy bonnets,
producing very soft and pretty effect.
Natural-plucked beaver, brook otter and
other brown furs are used on white cloth
cloaks for small children, with very pretty
effect.
Gauze fabrics made up over light. silk are
chosen by young women for ball toilets, and
an endless variety of airy fabrics are shown.
When costumes of woolen or silk are
made with underskiris of plush or velvet
the sleeves Of the basque are made Of the
same material us the underskirt.
Handsome sash ribbons of moire antique
set at the back of the basque and falling in
| long loops and ends, are often added TO ball
costumes of transparent materials.
Many woolens are being introduced to
supersedc ladies' cloths These are suffi-
cently heavy to wear in the coldest weather,
yet are very fine and soft, and are diagonal
in weave.
Enameled effects are seen in many artl-
cles of jewelry, especially on bracelets with
| square links or sections in tho centre of
which is set precious stone. Most OF the
designs are floral.
| When linen collars aud cuffs are worn,
only mere edge Is allowed to show beyond
the collar and cuffs of the dress waist. Flat
folds of white cream or colorcd silk canvas
are preferred with street dresses.
! White lace fichus are again in vogue to
| wear with dinner or evening dresses The
simplest tchu, and also the most effective
when tastcfully arranged, is the long oval
scarf, bordercd with frill Of trimming lace
| six inches wide.
AS garniture for black silk dresses, Jet
has rival in the elaborate gold and silver
passementcries and enbroiderics. Jet beads
and gold braid are effectively combined for
this purpose, both in passementeries and as
! separate ornaments.
/ Although the decolletc style of bodice is
seen in many imported evening dresses,
nearly all those furnished by American de-
signefs are made with a high waist, or with
moderate openings, either heart or V-shaped
| IN the front or ut tha back.-[New York
Mail and Express.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
GENERAL AND cRrr1cULAR.

The season is rapidly approaching when
young woman blows in dollar for young
mans Christmas present, and he has to see
her and go her about fifteen better.
~ will not leave my post remarked the
hitched horse when he found he couldn't
break the halter.
An Irish wake is usually characterized by
spree de corpse.
"Extra Dry is better for champagne than
it is for sermons.
The profane man knows how to fill the
blanks after q lottery drawing.
Club man--who was out of town the day
beforc-Ah, Jones, mc boy, were there many
toasts drunk at the banquet last night?
Joncs--slightly rocky-No, but everybody
else was.
Jay Gould's advice to boys is: 'Kcep out
of bad company and go to work with will"
All right Mr.. Gould, you make will and
hand it over to us.
Mr.. Reed of Name, in the House yester-
day, objected to adjournment because the
Treasury surplus was still on hand and the
tax on tobacco had not yet been repealed
All. Tommy Reed All, Tommy Reed
You are q dandy lad
To want to fill their stockings up,
And make the people glad.
That surplus and tobacco tax
Just now would he lift,
And make Kris Kingle shake his sides
At such Christmas gift.
p. S.-Don't let them adjourn, Thomas,
rutii we not IL